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Are you talking about the real time display card?

It is retail, not a bank or anything. I am only using RAID to get the drives linked as one big drive for easy storage. I am doing the exact same thing with the boot drive. Many 8gigs laying around from xbox's.

I am trying to add the data capture to some GV systems. Got the newest data capture 3VE. But I am running older 6.0.2.0 software. How can I make this work? Is there a patch?

I upgrade from a P4 2.8C to a Core Duo 6300. I needed the extra speed for light computer use. It does a fine job now. I am using a GV1000 which is the older version of the 1480.

So I either have to update to 8.1 which requires getting new hardware cards or using a GV-Net card, or GV-COM box, to get the signal to the GV machine?

http://www.cctvforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=5543&highlight=h264&sid=8a7a6fe21669af4977c6cd834ed00a29 This thread say the 845 has issues.

ok. While we are on the subject, what chipset versions have people had the best luck with. 845(by the first post in this thread) isn't that good. Are nforce chipsets bad?

But the first post eludes that the Intel 845 isn't a good one...

What chipset is deemed good to use with Geo cards?

I am using a couple Geovision systems, so I know all about those. But I had this guy call and come by trying to sell me on his video setup. The system goes over the phone line, you can dial up anywhere and watch live video over the phone and a tv. I couldn't ever get the guy to give me a brand for his equipment, and he was saying that this is way better than any DVR system on the planet. He was really pissing me off trying to sell this to me. They want $12k for 4-6 cams, vhs tape recording. I want to find out what he is trying to sell me. Does this ring a bell to anyone here?

The guy bragged about no computer needed and no costly internet required. We already have internet at that location, using it to remote into the computers there and VOIP. So we didn't have a regular POTS line. He was pretty arrogant about his knowledge, my dad showed him the internet modem we have and they argued about it for five minutes. He said that was only a router and not the internet. Internet modems were different. Blah, Blah. I wish I could have been there for that argument. Anyway I am rambling on. We chose a local internet gig and VOIP as a way to reduce the business phone expense. And going back to a POTS line would really defeat what we were doing at that location. And then when I finally got some info about the system from the guy, details like what exactly what I was getting for $12k. It is tape based, 31 tapes, one for each day. I am used to the ease of a DVR, no way will I ever go back to tape. I just couldn't believe the cost for some old, in my opinion, antiquated hardware. Maybe I'm wrong there. But just can't grasp why anyone would ever buy his crap at that cost, unless they just don't know. Thanks for all the product references guy. He will be calling me back to try to sell me again. I now know what he is selling, I can ask more intelligent questions. He probably won't like me anymore, oh well.

Ok, could be. Said he has been selling this stuff for 9 years now. And if DVR's were better why was he still in business. I almost laughed at him.

Good info guys. They were trying to sell a 4 cam system, but had an option for 6 cams. So the telesite stuff looks like it.

Thanks for the info Rory. I will look into it.

I been watching eBay for one, but not many Geovision accesories get sold there. Thanks for the info. Maybe V3 will hurry up and have parallel with the lan.

I need a parallel version of the Geovision box. Do they make one of those?

I am not doubting my Geovision system, I gotten tons of comments on how great it is. Quality and such. And I put it together for a lot less than he wanted. I was hoping someone here has seen the product that does what he is advertising, so I could see why on earth he would want $12k for it. He will be calling me back, I afraid, and I want to burst his bubble a little. On another note, are the digital recordings off of all these fine DVR's court worthy? He claimed that they don't stand up in court yet. Tape based is the only way to go. I know Geovision has a digital watermark. Why bother with that if they don't allow them? This has not ever become and issue for me yet. I have given several DVD's of shoplifters to Police and they never said one way or the other.

I saw here on the forum that Geovison has a program that will upgrade your existing hardware to the new hardware that will run the new software. Who do you contact? Geovision or dealer?

Has there been any updates?

I guess I am confused. (no smart replies needed on that one) What is the Geovision Hybrid card used for?

What Net box do you recommend. If pricing is not to be posted, pm me that info. thanks.

I already have a Geovision system. I want to add the Geovision data capture box and I need a GV-net module too(Geovision box is couple hundred feet away from the register.). Not sure which GV-net unit would be the best.

But what would I use it to do? What would be the application?

http://www.geovision.com.tw/english/product/GV-hybrid.htm

This is one instance where quality does matter. When I put these two systems together, I didn't know what I was doing on the camera/lens side. So I experimented. I bought some new cameras and some used cameras off eBay. All the used cameras were name brand, cost me less than half of the new, no name, camera price. And they are all still working. I havn't had any of the used name brand cameras fail. I put in about 10 cameras at both locations. 5 have failed. All being new no name units.